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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
If you have two rules setup in the following order:
Booking Confirmed
Booking Cancelled
You then cancel the booking for a user and immediately rebook them they will recieve the emails in the same order. So in outlook etc which shows email recent to latest they show as:
Booking Cancelled
Booking Confirmed
This is potentally very confusing for an end user.
Describe the solution you'd like
Emails should be sent in the order they were created/ triggered if possble and ignore the order in the UI.
Likewise if the order they appear in is important there should be the option to reorder them in the UI. Perhaps also the use of an 'orderby' colum. Currently the only way to reorder them is to directly edit the primary key.
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the rules create adhoc tasks in the order of the events with the nextruntime of the tasks set for now. So usually the triggered actions (like sending mails) should be executed in the order of the actions in the UI.
Maybe your cron job executed the jobs in another order?
I haven't done anything special to the cronjob. It's useful to know that they are being created as hoc jobs though as this is something I'll look into.
I'll look to retest this in the new year, hopefully when #656 is completed and rules can fire by booking option date.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
If you have two rules setup in the following order:
Booking Confirmed
Booking Cancelled
You then cancel the booking for a user and immediately rebook them they will recieve the emails in the same order. So in outlook etc which shows email recent to latest they show as:
Booking Cancelled
Booking Confirmed
This is potentally very confusing for an end user.
Describe the solution you'd like
Emails should be sent in the order they were created/ triggered if possble and ignore the order in the UI.
Likewise if the order they appear in is important there should be the option to reorder them in the UI. Perhaps also the use of an 'orderby' colum. Currently the only way to reorder them is to directly edit the primary key.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: